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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
39.4x31.5in
About this artwork
The work "Colors of Hope" is in shades of blue, ochre, turquoise and burnt sienna. I applied the colors generously with brushes and various spatulas, creating expressive and dynamic surfaces that communicate with each other in terms of color and space. It is said that blue is the color of hope. Despite difficult times, we all want to have hope for the future, peace and freedom. The work opens upwards and becomes brighter, which symbolizes this confidence.… The composition has a lot of depth, appears poetic and delicate, but still conveys a harmonious impression.
Ewa Martens is a versatile artist known for her intuitive and experimental approach to abstract art. Using acrylic paints, texture pastes, inks, fabrics, and other materials, she creates a lively, spontaneous dialogue on canvas—playful yet precise.
Three key moments have shaped her artistic career: a monumental commission for the Miniaturland in Leer with a work over 10 meters wide; a major solo exhibition in 2018 at the Bremen Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians with 91 abstract works spread over three floors; and the invitation to participate in the 2023 Florence Biennale – a significant international recognition of her work.
Her works evoke strong emotional responses and leave room for infinite interpretations. Her art is both a journey into the unknown and an expression of her inner life—visionary, dynamic, and always open to new challenges on an international level.